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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1902
Page
3
Lace worn at the coronation will be studded with gems including amethysts garnets sapphires emeralds and diamonds costing from four to two hundred dollars. The lace need not be heavily set to be costly. Roses and lilies of the valley are expected to be popular coronation flowers.
The Rev J Wilbur Chapman preaches on The Nearness of God from Psalm 119 151 noting God’s word as the alphabet of divine love and urging readers to seek the Lord’s constant presence in every aspect of life. He cites scripture from Psalms 23 and 118 and Pauls letters, urges prayer, trust in promises, and warns against seeking God only in nature or science.
The piece explains the respiration calorimeter devised by Professors Atwater and Rosa of Wesleyan. A subject stays five to eight days in a copper chamber to measure energy from food and waste with exactitude. The apparatus is copied in institutions worldwide and informs dietary standards for public institutions and the U.S. armed forces.
An American Medicine article warns against reading in bed citing a physician who says recumbent reading strains the eyes and causes congestion. It argues proper light and upright posture prevent harm and notes devices to suspend books are impractical.
A London hatter John Hetherington faced breach of peace charges in 1797 for wearing a silk hat on the public street. Reports say crowds fainted and children fled as the tall shiny cap startled passersby. a bystander was knocked down and injured. He claimed a right to his design. outcome not stated.
A fragment quotes the New York Press remark on men clinging to fame, noting most think they are wildly successful while failing to climb further. It presents a cynical reflection without concrete figures or events.
After meeting its own requirements France ships to Britain, supplying the British market with poultry and eggs valued at 13 million dollars.
An 1849 obituary notes John Cooke known as Jack the Greyhound for fleet running on England's roads and his London to Birmingham run with a mail coach. The clipping also advertises Allen's Foot-Ease powder, Hall's Cure, and Dr Kline's nerve restorer while mentioning Cuba's sugar economy, coral reefs, and various medical claims. It cites Mrs Winslow for teething syrup and Piso's Cure, ending with aphorisms on habits and manners.
Miss Virginia Granes of Watertown, president of the Nurses’ Association, testifies to the success of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound in treating ovaries and womb inflammation. She reports recovery after heavy lifting caused a ruptured womb and endorses the product, offering free advice from Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Mass.
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